zombieslayer
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I agree with kraigwy- I've shot and handled one and it was really nice. I'm saving, slowly, to buy one.
LanceOregon wrote:
I cannot see any legitimate reason to own such a rifle. There is only 1 game animal in all of North America where one could possibly even say that the use of the 375 H&H could even be justified.
Well...Let's see - You've never own a 375 or anything bigger than your 30/06; You've never shot one; You've probably never even handled one. Yet, you are convined you know what's best for us.
Actually the .375 HH is probably the best choice in the entire world (with or without Alaska!) for a "one rifle man."
Who knows, the OP may be planning an Alaskan adventure where a .375 H&H will be very well-suited.
LanceOregon,
Why might I buy a---SECOND--375 H&H magnum? Playing with power--and it's fun. You might give it a try. Sounds like you could use more fun.
LanceOregon said:My rifle battery is .30-06, .270 Winchester, and .243 Winchester.
LanceOregon said:That does not sound at all convincing or credible to me.
MLeake said:A bear-load .375 will very likely make a mess of a deer. A loaded down .375 very likely would not.